Yesterday, we got our first look at the upcoming Winnie the Pooh movie. Today, Disney sent us the first official trailer for the film.
Winnie the Pooh arrives July 15, 2011.
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sweet :)
It looks like a remake of the old hand drawn film I loved when I was a kid. Also points for using on of the most underated songs of the past 10 years.
this makes me happy. not cgi, not 3d, just good ol plain winnie the pooh.
That look very nice, and the trailer for some reason make me strangely melanchonically happy for some reason. And is not an easy task.
My only complaint is that I hated the song. Everything else makes me so happy. I especially love that they are bringing back the story book aspect of the Winnie the Pooh stories that the originals had.
Have you read the book? There is always a sense of melancholia running through them and the last chapter is extremly powerful.
Oh, I wasn’t commenting that the song’s tone was bad. I just hate that particular song. The happiness comment was a completely separate thought process.
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I always wondered how Winnie the Pooh could digest food…even when at a young age.